#1 through #76 of this list were the widely-released and well-known-to-North-America series of poorly-alliterated Battle Beasts. #77 through to #112 are the Japan-only
Shadowbeasts /
Lasebeasts /
Laserbeasts, which featured the look-through decal inside the chest cavity rather than the better-known
heat-sensitive sticker-patches and wielded species-appropriate firearms .
It seems as well that while the translators of the names of the first batch had a dictionary to thumb through for quasi-appropriate English epithets (some - octillion? osified?! - so obscure to be on a level with our own Webster1913's occasional burps in the Cool Archive), the for-distribution-in-Japan-only set didn't need to employ such crude literary devices and, in the most case, scrapped them altogether in the monster names with only a few bizarrely punny exceptions (such as the manta ray "Grin Reefer"?!) Unfortunately, this also means that some of the later Beasts' species is not as plainly stated - your guess as to what kind of animal "Anarchy" is is as good as mine 8)
As a small child I sent away for the promotional poster showing all seventy-six of the North American Beasts. Many were the hours I'd gaze up at their names and contemplate minor literary works. For your reassurance, however, I looked up this information on the web rather than having remembered it all from childhood. Otherwise I'm sure I would have gotten the Panda's name wrong... 8)